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Oct 17, 2006, 09:30 PM
1. /ID/ Sound - /id/ sound is the sound that the "ed" makes in the words bed, credit, medicine
You pronounce /ID/ when the ending sound of the verb is /T/ or /D/
/T/ - Toasted
/D/ - Padded
2. /T/ sound - /t/ is the common sound of the letter "t". We hear it in the words talk, take, and not.
You pronounce /T/ when the ending sound of the verb is
/F/ - Laughed
/K/ - Kicked
/P/ - Stopped
/S/ - Passed
/SH/ - Pushed
/CH/ - Punched
3. /D/ sound - /d/ is the common sound for the letter “d”. We hear it in the words door, dog, and doctor.
You pronounce /D/ when the ending sound of the verb is neither in (1) or (2) above.
/B/ - Rubbed
/G/ - Bugged
/DG/ - Judged
/L/ - Pulled
/M/ - Hummed
/N/ - Fanned
/R/ - Tired
/V/ - Lived
/Z/ - Buzzed
You pronounce /ID/ when the ending sound of the verb is /T/ or /D/
/T/ - Toasted
/D/ - Padded
2. /T/ sound - /t/ is the common sound of the letter "t". We hear it in the words talk, take, and not.
You pronounce /T/ when the ending sound of the verb is
/F/ - Laughed
/K/ - Kicked
/P/ - Stopped
/S/ - Passed
/SH/ - Pushed
/CH/ - Punched
3. /D/ sound - /d/ is the common sound for the letter “d”. We hear it in the words door, dog, and doctor.
You pronounce /D/ when the ending sound of the verb is neither in (1) or (2) above.
/B/ - Rubbed
/G/ - Bugged
/DG/ - Judged
/L/ - Pulled
/M/ - Hummed
/N/ - Fanned
/R/ - Tired
/V/ - Lived
/Z/ - Buzzed